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Tiny Plant Hopper Nymph
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I was in the middle of a session shooting moth flies, with a FOV of 5mm, when this character, about 3mm long, appeared on top of the plastic compost bin. To the naked eye, it looked like a micro moth of another species. Only when I looked through the viewfinder did I realise it was a bug. I had only a few seconds before it hopped away. It may be an Achilid but I can't see enough features to really identify it.
EM-1, ca. 190mm extension, Leitz Photar 50mm at f11, flash, hand-held.
Of the four shots only this was usable. .
Harold
EM-1, ca. 190mm extension, Leitz Photar 50mm at f11, flash, hand-held.
Of the four shots only this was usable. .
Harold
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Brian v,
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Thanks, Brian
Fortunately, its position offered me excellent front hand support.
Harold
What are the odd markings around edge of image?
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The markings, which I had not noticed, arose in PP of the TIFF. Beyond that, I don't know. I don't recall seeing them on other images.
Harold
Harold